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The Fine Black Truffle we select for you, both offline and online, is harvested by us from our own truffle grounds, which guarantees competitive prices and a high-quality controlled supply chain.
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Non esiste una regola generale. Però posso dirti che dipende soprattutto dalla qualità e dal tipo di Tartufo. Il Tartufo bianco pregiato, per esempio, ha un profumo talmente intenso che, per profumare un piatto, ne bastano pochissimi grammi. Quindi, puoi calcolare circa 5/10 g per persona a seconda della qualità.
Il Tartufo Nero Pregiato invece, ha bisogno di quantità più elevate per sprigionare tutto il suo sapore, e il costo inferiore che offriamo permette di essere anche un pò più generosi in termini di grattate. In questo caso ti consiglio di considerare un minimo di 15 g per persona.
La quantità esatta di Tartufo da comprare dipende da tantissimi fattori, tra questi è molto importante anche lo stato di conservazione del Tartufo.
Questo portale ha lo scopo di offrire il meglio del Tartufo Nero Pregiato (Tuber melanosporum). Con lo scopo di non farti ingannare dai commercianti e dai ristoratori, che quest’ultimi a oggi non sono più ristoratori ma commercianti.
“Non me ne voglia nessun ristoratore…”
My commitment over more than 20 years of careful attention has resulted in an excellent quality of Black Winter Truffle.
Despite white truffles being considered the most prized, many people prefer the Fine Black Truffle (Tuber Melanosporum), which is also called sweet black due to its exquisite flavour. Its gleba is black-brown, tending towards violet or reddish, with dense, thin whitish veins and well-defined contours, accompanied by two translucent brown bands on the sides. The surface has pyramidal warts and reddish hues.
Average weight: 8-200 gr
Dimensions: 5-10 cm
Harvest period: from December to March.
Harvesting area: Umbria, Abruzzo, Marche, Tuscany and Lazio, but also, in smaller quantities, in Veneto, Lombardy, Emilia Romagna, Trentino, Piedmont and Liguria.
Symbiotic plants: Downy Oak, Holm Oak, Turkey Oak, Linden, Hazel, European Hop-hornbeam, Rockrose.
As we all know, truffles are a highly coveted delicacy. Unfortunately, in addition to their delicious flavor and culinary versatility, they are also known for their price.
So, let’s clear up everything surrounding the price of black truffles, which are certainly less expensive than white ones but still not cheap.
The price of black truffles can depend on numerous factors; here are the most relevant:
Another very important factor to consider is from whom you buy the truffle: buying from a qualified company provides a greater guarantee of accuracy in product selection.
The price of Fine Black Truffles is subject to significant fluctuations from one year to the next, precisely because of climatic and seasonal trends; not to mention the fact that, during the season, prices can even change daily depending on supply.
After all this information, certainly interesting but quite vague, you are probably asking yourself:
Here are some general guidelines, considering a season of average availability:
Although the fine black truffle is much less expensive than its prized white cousin, it still reaches significant price peaks and can even cost almost €2,000 per kg for large, high-quality specimens, although to reach certain prices it's likely to be slightly out of season and in years of low abundance.
Keep in mind that these are only very general indications, because the prices of truffles, whether black or white, vary almost continuously.
To stay informed about truffle prices and their fluctuations, fortunately there is the National Truffle Exchange, which allows us to remain updated in real time on the prices of these subterranean fungi that can end up being worth more than gold.
By consulting the Exchange online, you can be informed about the prices of various types of truffles in real time, just like with precious metals: it is no coincidence that the term “black gold” does not only refer to oil.
As you've gathered, the price of fresh fine black truffle varies greatly depending on a wide range of factors. However, this shouldn't discourage you, because to pay the right price, all you need to do is first check the online market for an idea, and then, most importantly, turn to a trusted retailer, because in this field, honesty and professionalism definitely make a difference.
In this regard, we know we are a competitive reality, offline and online, for the price of quality fresh fine black truffle, which is among the most competitive on the web.
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